Just about every solider qualifies and a lot of soldiers buy when they are not in good financial position to do so.  

Because war sucks out loud and the way our government treats our soldiers after they return from their stupid wars is even worse.My father served.  

Also, being a Soldier, I will be deployed for a bit of that 1st year.

I was a Soldier when I bought my 2 sets of duplexes as rentals(already owned my own residence). 

One of my Soldiers told me about their program: https://www.navyfederal.org/products-services/loans/mortgage/first-time-homebuyer.phpBottom line, no money down or PMI (in some cases).

I couldn’t look a young officer or enlisted soldier in the face and tell them waiting 20 years for a retirement check makes sense anymore.

I'm looking to build my team of Realtors, Property Managers, and Contractors in the following cities: Indianapolis, Kansas City, Columbus. I'm planning on investing in apartment buildings (5+ units) up to 500k. Any re...

The military has provided me with a lot of leadership experience to include operations officer of over 1000 soldiers and I'm currently a company commander of 250.

You do have to deal with turnover and potential short notice deployments, but the more senior military folks you get in places like MacDill tend to pay their bills and communicate with their landlords (vs 18-25yo Soldiers that predominate other bases)... and many military end up retiring from MacDill and staying in Tampa.  

They need a foot-soldier to tweak them block by block.What you need are recent solds data.